WorldPingUS border agents have been granted the authority to manually search a traveler's electronic devices without reasonable suspicion.
This ruling follows a case involving Samuel Tunick, who faced charges for allegedly wiping his phone during a border search.
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US citizen arrested for wiping phone at airport; judge allows search without warrant
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A British father asks a Cyprus judge to avoid prison after son's fatal hotel fall
Spain lifts arrest warrant for Catalan separatist Carles Puigdemont
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